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Yeah, with the Intel HD 4600.

I was able to get PBI CE to run successfully by using my Clover USB, instead of the one on the HDD. When pressing F4 when booting from the Clover, I don't think it dumps the ACPI files. But I guess it does with I used the USB, because the PBI CE ran successfully with no error popping up. Even...

I tried to use the latest PBI CE on my HP Probook 640 G1, but I ran across these two errors. 1. You haven't pressed F4 at Clover screen. 2. You haven't selected the right main model-specific patch.

Also I noticed that audio from the headphone jack cuts off at time. I can fix it by unplugging the earphones and plugging it back in and if that doesn't work, I have to put it to sleep.

Oh and I guess I should have mentioned, I used a third-party WiFi card, not the one it came it.

I followed your guide http://www.tonymacx86.com/hp-probook-mavericks/112383-guide-install-mavericks-clover-bootloader.html and when selecting which Probook model, I chose 8x0 G1 like mentioned before.

I would like to say everything went smoothly, just as easy as installing any OS. I have to admit the challenges of installing OS X on my previous laptop was kind of fun though, but it was a pain in my ass till the very end. I would like to thank you guys for helping and making such great tutorials.

Thanks guys, I will report back in a few days.

I'll be receiving a Probook 640 G1 in a few days and I was wondering if it was able to run OS X. It has an i5-4330m processor.

Damn really? Okay thanks for your time. I had 10.8.0 working smooth a few months ago but than I lost QE/CI and went back to Windows.

For some reason when I had 10.8 it was one of the few models I could use with a kernel panic. It may be due to my CPU being an engineering sample. I believe I chose: >OS X support kexts >6x70b/8x70p support kexts >DSDT generator/patcher >ProBook model >4x40s/6x70b/8x70p Ivy >Fan...

I decided to do a fresh install of 10.9. The installation process was a breeze no problems but now when booting up post-installation I hang on: DRMStatus: iTunes/Apple Store Content Access Problem. Content playback may be disabled on this computer. You can Continue to use the machine, but you...

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Yeah I going to try it out later. High-res works and I haven't tried the display port yet.

Ivy Bridge, It has a PGA988 socket but the 3427U wasn't listed with supported CPUs. I knew something was off about this computer since no program except CPUZ could recognize the CPU (i'm not sure if correctly), not even the bios. I never notice it before but in CPUZ Specification it says Genuine...

I fixed the problem just my changing to another SMBios, for some reason most SMBios I tried out work except the one Identical to my processor (i5-3427U) - - - Updated - - - I fixed the problem just my changing to another SMBios, for some reason most SMBios I tried out work except the one...

I'm at 10.8.0 now and pretty much everything works :D Except SpeedStep (I'm stuck at 1.2GHz MSRDumper) and I can only boot from my Unibeast USB drive because of an error: "P-state Stepper Error 18 at Step 2 in context 2 on CPU 2"

I follow them correctly the first time, and I kept getting vertical tearing and dropped fps. it's just like my 4-5 times, so I was trying anything. You said something about all the patches and I thought you were referring to those in the "old" folder. My mistake. I just tried the Probook...

I was able to patch all the patches except which gave me 201 errors on two different DSDT editors. What does this patch do?

When trying to test Speedstep I couldn't find the Kernel.log in the Console application.